Look, But Don't Touch

by Sandra Chastain

Look, But Don't Touch by Sandra Chastain released on Mar 25, 2003 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373691238
• ISBN13: 9780373691234
• Release Date: April 2003
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 217 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Sexy Confident HEroine and Her Texas Ranger.....

This is the first romance I think I ever read where the heroine picks up a guy - uses him and drives off without looking back. The problem is she can't forget him- and when he shows up to act as her bodyguard and he is actually her friend's brother- the guy she was supposed to meet while in town on business anyways...well hot things happen that have nothing to do with San Antonio sunshine. Sandra Chastain writes some of the hottest , steamist series fiction out there- this one is sure to raise your temperature and get the imagination going. Fun , [erotic] romance with some light intrigue- this is the sequel to Bedroom Eyes- check them both out then go buy her vintage Loveswepts- Silver Bracelets is my personal favorite!

first rate contemporary romance

Photographer Cat McCade's fifteen minutes of fame came from her shots of men posing in underwear for an ad campaign. Though she enjoys the male physique, at least those of her models, she is more skittish than a fraidy cat when it comes to personal relationships. She never allows anyone to get close to her heart. That changes when she meets the Texas Ranger.Jesse Dane is the classic Ranger, a lawman preferring to live alone. However, since he shared that one evening with Cat, his bed seems empty. Desperate to forget that incredible evening of sex in heaven, he dives deep into his work. He is assigned to guard a photographer working for influential businessman Sterling Szachon. However, this is one body he wants to do more than just guard, as his assignment is to protect Cat.Only the great Sandra Chastain can use the coincidence of a second encounter due to the convergence of their respective jobs and turn it into a first rate contemporary romance. Ms. Chastain succeeds because the audience quickly likes and cares about the lead couple, hoping they can make it as much out of bed as they do in. Perhaps not quite classic Chastain, LOOK, BUT DON'T TOUCH remains a fabulously written terrific tale that thoroughly entertains the reader.Harriet Klausner